Stateroom


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En suite bathroom


LE LEVANT, reminiscent of a private yacht, provides guests with an intimate small ship cruise experience that’s memorable in every way. Her


Indoor / outdoor dining at breakfast and lunch


streamlined, five-deck design enables up-close viewing of our full transit of the Panama Canal, hidden Pacific islands along Panama and Costa Rica, chic Greek Islands and the treasures of the Turkish Riviera. You’ll benefit from exclusive insights into the history, culture, flora and fauna in the Panama Canal from a canal guide who accompanies the ship for the transit, as well as on-board naturalists who share their insights. And in the Aegean Sea, Le Levant accesses small ports and harbors that larger ships can’t reach. With only 90 passengers, every day aboard Le Levant is like sailing with friends as the captain and crew warmly welcome you to make yourselves at home throughout the ship. Equipped with four anti-roll stabilizers for smooth sailing, she boasts 45 handsomely appointed, all-outside staterooms that are approximately 188 sq. ft., with large picture windows, teak and marble bathrooms with shower, and a host of personal amenities for your on-board comfort. Public spaces include two restaurants with indoor or outside seating for 95, a cozy library, two bars, an elevator, hair salon, sauna, swimming pool, fitness area and a boutique.


THE PANAMA CANAL & COSTA RICA


11 Days including a 6-Night Cruise from $5,990 ~ see page 42


Cruise the Aegean Sea, Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean coast aboard sleek Le Levant


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TREASURES OF THE AEGEAN 14 Days including a 7-Night Cruise from


$7,790 ~ see page 26


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